the advice "never get medical or legal advice from the internets"?

There was never a "community feel." You were too young to understand how businesses work.

But coolest things have 3 X's.

Will I be able to do non-Facebook stuff with it? (Google, Spotify, Steam, etc.)

Classic example of regulation only getting in the way of the free enterprise without offering any benefit to the customer.

Considering it's multiplayer, it's important to consider how many people actually buy this, instead of just bragging about "Linux on the Desktop."

Methinks Linux gaming is pretty niche at the moment, so any multiplayer game wouldn't benefit much from going Linux, unless there's cross-platform integration.

The original Galaxy Note got some pretty bad reviews, some even calling it a fad, due to its size. But then it sold like hot cakes, flying off the shelves.

Then review sites learned ther lesson and gave the Note 2 a decent spin and gave it the top reviews it deserved. Now the LG G3 is getting all the 4.5-star reviews.

It was always meant to be the other way around (i.e you read reviews to help you make an informed purchase), but sites need ad money and realized it's un-cool to hate on phablets.

I replaced my old broken Note 2 with a tiny Nexus 5 and I'm suffering with the cramped 4.95" screen. Next time, I'm going medieval on screen size.

Did the maestro consider that several ISPs still don't support these new fangled TLDs yet?

Wake me up when a smartwatch is a standalone device that does everything my Nexus 5 does now with decent battery life and an affordable pricetag. We're making progress, sure, but nowhere near primetime.

What's wrong with you people? Can't you take care of your own fucking problems without crying to dad..., er, I mean, government for help???

Get something through your thick skulls: regulation is ALWAYS bad!! But you'll only get once some regulation affects you in a negative way.

Right, because all PCs are black boxes that won't let you wipe the HD clean and install your own Windows.

Oh wait.

Correct. Bezos isn't a billionaire by chance. He definitely saw the writing on the wall before everyone else.

And keep in mind that Amazon sells digital games for BOTH hardcore gamers (Steam customers) AND casuals (Android).

You jest, but that's a prety big deal in places like Thailand, which's a left-handed, but borders right-handed countries. How will an autonomous vehicle handle crossing the border?

Same fror French Guiana in South America.

A cheap high end smartphone. Apple couldn't do it, Nokia couldn't do it, Blackberry couldn't do it, Samsung couldn't do it, etc.

If you're not paying with dollars, you're paying with something else...

Pink eyes, eh? Don't go to work stoned, then..